@Whorpio
9 Years5,000+ PostsScorpio
Makeup to cover sunburn?
You shouldn’t. Just put aloevera or a good after sun cream and let it heal
Aloe Vera mixed with essential oil of lavender works wonders....it healed my sunburn quite quickly
No makeup....
Make sure your also drinking lots of water so you don’t peel.
Posted by peachy06Not sure it would work tho.
I did it last night. I felt like it looked a little blotchy but the burn was definitely covered up.
Posted by pisceswoman123You shouldn’t. Just put aloevera or a good after sun cream and let it heal
Are those products gentle enough for face too?
Posted by WhorpioPosted by pisceswoman123You shouldn’t. Just put aloevera or a good after sun cream and let it heal
Are those products gentle enough for face too?click to expand
Yes they are
Pffffttt..
And y'all really think your ancestors inhabited EGYPT.. AHAAA!
Aye, get well soon. Seriously.
Posted by MademoiselleFiskHow bad is it? Some foundations contain alcohol and that would just irritate it. If you really have to, the most I'd use is tinted moisturizer.
I guess my face burn wasn’t that bad because it’s gone now. But my back is still damn near purple 😱😱 Thanks for the input!
Posted by LadyNeptuneMake sure your also drinking lots of water so you don’t peel.
I didn’t know the two were correlated, but that makes sense. I wish there was a way to speed up the healing process other than that.
Posted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPffffttt..
And y'all really think your ancestors inhabited EGYPT.. AHAAA!
Aye, get well soon. Seriously.
No. Mine were in India.
Why you picking Egypt?
click to expand
Because Egypt and Egyptian culture is the most white-washed and inaccurate description of a place that was obviously African descent.
Like that movie The 10 Commandments.. White-washed.
Posted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPffffttt..
And y'all really think your ancestors inhabited EGYPT.. AHAAA!
Aye, get well soon. Seriously.
No. Mine were in India.
Why you picking Egypt?
Because Egypt and Egyptian culture is the most white-washed and inaccurate description of a place that was obviously African descent.
Like that movie The 10 Commandments.. White-washed.
Oh you’re speaking religious bs.
click to expand
Well, that's strange because I wasn't talking about religion.
I was talking about history.
The 10 Commandments was a religious movie, but it took place in Egypt. Was formed over Egyptian culture, and it was nothing but white people in that film.
Get your shit together.
It's official, folks.
Whorpio's sunburn = Hollywood whitewashing
Posted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPffffttt..
And y'all really think your ancestors inhabited EGYPT.. AHAAA!
Aye, get well soon. Seriously.
No. Mine were in India.
Why you picking Egypt?
Because Egypt and Egyptian culture is the most white-washed and inaccurate description of a place that was obviously African descent.
Like that movie The 10 Commandments.. White-washed.
Oh you’re speaking religious bs.
Well, that's strange because I wasn't talking about religion.
I was talking about history.
The 10 Commandments was a religious movie, but it took place in Egypt. Was formed over Egyptian culture, and it was nothing but white people in that film.
Get your shit together.
Like I said before, “Hollywood casting”.
Heston playing Moses has nothing to do with whorpio’s sunburn.
Yes, white ppl were always the dominant actors within Hollywood. Other ethnicities are always under represented.
Christian Bale taking on the next Moses...
click to expand
I'm not making this a race debate.
I was simply making a joke. A fucked up joke, but what I said was very real.
"Yes, white ppl were always the dominant actors within Hollywood."
Because they wanted to be.. "The Last SAMURAI" was an American film, taking place in Asia, about Asian culture. A white man played an Asian man, as the samurai..
A white man as fucking Samurai. In what world--
..You don't think that's fucked up?
"Other ethnicities are always under represented."
Yes, but not just under represented.. They are are completely overshadowed and stolen from.
As a grown ass adult, I hope you don't believe it's okay for white people to represent themselves in other races culture.
I'm very pissed off about this, because as a kid I believed Egyptians were white and of Caucasian features. As I became an adult and realized the media has white washed African history, it blew my mind.
I'm simply just saying..
How the fuck did white people ever get away with playing the part of Egyptians, in EGYPT? Which is one of the HOTTEST and SUNNIEST countries in the world, and white people can't even stay under the sun for long?
It's the damn truth.. We can argue. You can cuss me out.. But I'm letting you now that I don't give a fuck. Alright.
White people get sunburned and cannot withstand the sun for long. It's not racist, it's not biggoting.
They white-wash African culture, and make the world believe Egyptians were white, but anybody with common sense would know that you all have never came from country.. Y'all would have burned the fuck up.
Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPosted by Arielle83Posted by EmhendoPffffttt..
And y'all really think your ancestors inhabited EGYPT.. AHAAA!
Aye, get well soon. Seriously.
No. Mine were in India.
Why you picking Egypt?
Because Egypt and Egyptian culture is the most white-washed and inaccurate description of a place that was obviously African descent.
Like that movie The 10 Commandments.. White-washed.
Oh you’re speaking religious bs.
Well, that's strange because I wasn't talking about religion.
I was talking about history.
The 10 Commandments was a religious movie, but it took place in Egypt. Was formed over Egyptian culture, and it was nothing but white people in that film.
Get your shit together.
Like I said before, “Hollywood casting”.
Heston playing Moses has nothing to do with whorpio’s sunburn.
Yes, white ppl were always the dominant actors within Hollywood. Other ethnicities are always under represented.
Christian Bale taking on the next Moses...
I'm not making this a race debate.
I was simply making a joke. A fucked up joke, but what I said was very real.
"Yes, white ppl were always the dominant actors within Hollywood."
Because they wanted to be.. "The Last SAMURAI" was an American film, taking place in Asia, about Asian culture. A white man played an Asian man, as the samurai..
A white man as fucking Samurai. In what world--
..You don't think that's fucked up?
"Other ethnicities are always under represented."
Yes, but not just under represented.. They are are completely overshadowed and stolen from.
As a grown ass adult, I hope you don't believe it's okay for white people to represent themselves in other races culture.
I'm very pissed off about this, because as a kid I believed Egyptians were white and of Caucasian features. As I became an adult and realized the media has white washed African history, it blew my mind.
I'm simply just saying..
How the fuck did white people ever get away with playing the part of Egyptians, in EGYPT? Which is one of the HOTTEST and SUNNIEST countries in the world, and white people can't even stay under the sun for long?
It's the damn truth.. We can argue. You can cuss me out.. But I'm letting you now that I don't give a fuck. Alright.
White people get sunburned and cannot withstand the sun for long. It's not racist, it's not biggoting.
They white-wash African culture, and make the world believe Egyptians were white, but anybody with common sense would know that you all have never came from country.. Y'all would have burned the fuck up.
click to expand
The Last Samurai - did you actually watch the whole film? If you did, then you'd know he wasn't playing an Asian man, but a white man who embraced Japanese culture over time. Also, in the 1800s the Japanese were opening up to the world and receiving assistance and military training from Europe and the US. This white man you saw in the Last Samurai was a representation of that process.
Posted by AliensusedourbogrollI don’t think most people think Egyptians were white these days.
Ohhhh I thought she meant people thinking Egyptians and darker races originating from white people. I remember being taught in elementary school that the first humans were white but the sun burnt us so bad that our skin naturally darkened. Is that true? If it is true I thought ehmendo was implying white people and black people are completely different Homo sapiens but I didn’t want to say shit after what happened the other day 👀
Posted by AliensusedourbogrollPosted by WhorpioPosted by AliensusedourbogrollI don’t think most people think Egyptians were white these days.
Ohhhh I thought she meant people thinking Egyptians and darker races originating from white people. I remember being taught in elementary school that the first humans were white but the sun burnt us so bad that our skin naturally darkened. Is that true? If it is true I thought ehmendo was implying white people and black people are completely different Homo sapiens but I didn’t want to say shit after what happened the other day 👀
No it isn’t true.
I’ve heard that kids get taught that rubbish so it’s not like it’s news to me but to actually hear (or read in this case) from someone’s mouth that they got taught that is mind boggling to me. You really are from the Deep South!
click to expand
Actually I learned that in a western state. Idk if they teach that to make learning simpler for kids or if it was a common belief in 2004-2007 😕
Posted by WhorpioYesterday I went to the beach and forgot to put on sunscreen because I was just too excited to get into the water. Now my face is burned (as is the rest of my body). I’m just wondering if I should put foundation on my face so I don’t look too angry while traveling home today. Is it bad to put makeup on a sunburn?
"Is it bad to put makeup on a sunburn?"
yes
put on sunglasses, get very quickly home and do some sun-damage reparation (if its irritated, put white yoghurt on it for a while)
dont put make-up on now
Did this help you understand your situation?
dxpnet has hosted real conversations like this since 2000. If you value independent communities, you can support the site below.
Every contribution helps keep dxpnet independent and ad-light.
Join the Conversation. Explore Yourself. Connect with Others.
Discover insights, swap stories, and find people. dxpnet is where experiences turn into understanding.
Create Your Free Account →
Yesterday I went to the beach and forgot to put on sunscreen because I was just too excited to get into the water. Now my face is burned (as is the rest of my body). I’m just wondering if I should put foundation on my face so I don’t look too angry while traveling home today. Is it bad to put makeup on a sunburn?